TimeStory 2.7 Release Notes

Shortcuts are here!

Shortcuts are now available on macOS Monterey, and TimeStory 2.7 is ready!

With Shortcuts for Mac, you can graphically integrate apps and automate your workflows. And with TimeStory 2.7 installed, you’ll have the ability to create, edit, query, display, and export your timelines from within Shortcuts.

Copy events between TimeStory and other apps (like Calendar or Reminders), drive automated processes from a timeline, create quick actions to find, present, or export timeline data for regular tasks, and more.

Check out the Shortcuts pages for example shortcuts, ideas, and documentation. And if you create an interesting shortcut involving TimeStory, I’d love to hear about it!

Other fixes

2.7 also adds a couple of small fixes:

• Opening a built-in example works more smoothly now. Instead of opening as a new copy of the example document, it just opens, so you won’t be prompted to save when you close it. It also now clearly says “Example Document” in its title.
• The event filter input field now has its own, separate, undo stack. Previously, if you typed into that field and then switched focus to the timeline, you’d still see “Undo Typing” in the main menu. If the filter input was closed, that Undo may have had undesirable effects.